Zeolites are a group of crystal-like, porous minerals made up of aluminum, silicon, and oxygen. About 50 different zeolites are found in nature. Another 150 more types are made in labs. The word ...

Zeolites are crystalline materials renowned for their applications in ion exchange, adsorption, and catalysis. However, their microporous structure limits their use in processing larger molecules.

Zeolites are a class of microporous, aluminosilicate minerals that have a crystalline structure with a framework of interconnected tunnels and cages. They are naturally occurring but can also be ...

The unique properties of zeolites, characterized by their well-defined microporous structure, high surface area, and tunable acidity and basicity, make them indispensable in petrochemical refining ...

The research team employed an interzeolite conversion/transformation method, focusing on the common composite building units (CBUs) shared between precursor zeolites and the target structure.

Zeolite is a natural mineral that possesses a unique structure carrying a negative charge. This particular characteristic allows it to attract and retain positively charged ions and molecules ...

Researchers from Harwell Science and Innovation Campus explore methanol dynamics in copper-loaded zeolites using neutron scattering, revealing insights into diffusion behavior and its impact on ...

Zeolite ZEO-1 exhibits both high DMM carbonylation and disproportionation activity due to its unique structure and active sites distribution. Methyl methoxyacetate and methyl formate, two of the ...